Of course, that makes it all better now, doesn't it?
Stoning is cruel and barbaric. Capital punishment for
adultery is cruel and barbaric. Put the two together and you have something that is really.......take a guess......cruel and barbaric.
Yeah. I hate it too. The answer isn't to transfer the threat from the husband/father/boyfriend to the government. The answer is to remove the threat altogether. Stop this horrifying practice from each and every corner of the Earth of torturing and killing women after they are charged with committing adultery. Whether it is real or imagined, whether she is guilty of it or is slandered, and whether she is remorseful or not. Just
stop it.
I worry because 1) People can be easily targeted for slander and can be unjustly accused of committing such a crime, and 2) men in these cultures tend to be given a "pass" because they could easily marry another woman for a night, call it legal, then divorce her the next morning, thereby demonstrating one example of the ridiculous double standard. Men can marry more than one woman. Women can't. Think about the dilemmas this alone creates when you disallow one gender by law a right.
No, you're not. But you bet I'm not going to keep my mouth shut until women don't have to suffer at the hands of hostile misogyny. Keep rolling your eyes. That sure shows your compassion.
As long as a culture supports stoning a woman to death for adultery, women in that culture are far from being safe. I suggest, 301, that you stop focusing on how you think "secularism" only produces drunk women hiking up their mini-skirts for you to drool over and tempting you into sinful thought, and focus instead on the unrestrained savagery of capital punishment (STONING, no less) for adultery.
This woman should be left alone.